Use of grape must as a binder to obtain activated carbon briquettes

Activated carbon as a hazardous material.

Use of Pd/Activated Carbon Fiber Catalyst to Dehydrogenate Cyclohexane

Porous carbon materials have attracted growing attention among the different types of supports used in heterogeneous catalysis because of certain favorable characteristics, which are essentially their resistance to acidic/basic media, significant pore and surface tailorability, and ease of recovery of catalytic metals via combustion of the support material. Carbon fibers typically feature a rel...

Carbon monoxide-induced death and toxicity from charcoal briquettes.

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Removal of Reactive Black 5 dye from Aqueous Solutions by Adsorption onto Activated Carbon of Grape Seed

Background and purpose: The control of environmental pollution especially the pollution of water resources is one of the main challenges of researchers throughout the world. So, this study aimed to investigate the efficiency of reactive black 5 dye removal from aqueous solutions by adsorption onto activated carbon of grape seed. Materials and Methods: At first, the grape seed adsorbents were p...

A ceramic–carbon hybrid as a high-temperature structural monolith and reinforcing filler and binder for carbon/carbon composites

A new ceramic–carbon nanostructured hybrid (86 vol.% ceramics, 14 vol.% carbon) formed from organoclay during pyrolysis is reported. It functions as a reinforcing filler and a binder for carbon/carbon (C/C) composites. Alone, it can also serve as a high-temperature structural monolith. During pyrolysis, the ordered montmorillonite clay (d001 31.5 Å) is transformed to mullite, cristobalite and d...